The latest episode ofThe Trivia Guys Podcast is up. It’s Episode 26: “Don’t Mess With Mother Nature” — This week the guys talk about iconic magazine covers, Regis Philbin, “You’re So Vain” and famous second place finishes. Plus we announce our “Nut Job of the Week” and play “Name that Tune.” You can see more at The Trivia Guys Podcast homepage or click the player below to listen.
This week’s Invisible Movie is just about a giveaway. It’s a classic 1972 American crime drama film based on the 1969 novel of the same name. It won Academy Awards for Best Picture, Best Actor, and Best Adapted Screenplay, and is ranked as the second greatest film in American cinematic history by the American Film Institute.
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The answer to last week’s Invisible Movie was “Citizen Kane.”
The latest episode ofThe Trivia Guys Podcast is up. It’s Episode 25: “Didya Ever Ride in a Studebaker?” — This week the guys talk about automobile trivia, cars in movies, TV doctors, Tiger Woods trivia, famous apologies, and more. Plus we announce our “Nut Job of the Week” and play “Name that Tune.” Plus we announce our “Nut Job of the Week” and play “Name that Tune.” You can see more at The Trivia Guys Podcast homepage or click the player below to listen.
This week’s Invisible Movie dates all the way back to 1941. It is widely considered the greatest movie of all time. As the directorial debut for a Hollywood icon, it was nominated for Academy Awards in nine categories. The main character was based on newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst who prohibited mention of the film in any of his newspapers.
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The answer to last week’s Invisible Movie was “Crocodile Dundee.”
The latest episode ofThe Trivia Guys Podcast is up. It’s Episode 24: “Too Fat to Fly” — This week the guys talk about cameo film appearances by musicians, African-Americans in the Winter Olympics, and more. Plus we announce our “Nut Job of the Week” and play “Name that Tune.” You can see more at The Trivia Guys Podcast homepage or click the player below to listen.
The leather hat and hatband should give away the identity of the title character from this 1986 comedy set “Down Under.” It was the second highest grossing film in the United States that year, and spawned two sequels, the second of which was set in Los Angeles.
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The answer to last week’s Invisible Movie was “Planet of the Apes.”
The latest episode of The Trivia Guys Podcast is up. It’s Episode 23: “What’s Up?” — Trivia host Robert Payne joins Jim and Mike as they take a Super Bowl break to talk about Song of the Year Grammys, the cover of the Rolling Stone and unusual Super Bowl trivia. Plus we announce our “Nut Job of the Week” and play “Name that Tune.” You can see more at The Trivia Guys Podcast homepage or click the player below to listen.
Let’s not monkey around. This week’s invisible movie from 1968 starred Charlton Heston. It was the first in a series of films and also inspired a TV series. It was loosely based on the novel “La planète des singes” by Pierre Boulle, and the script was originally written by Rod Serlin of “Twilight Zone” fame.
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The answer to last week’s Invisible Movie was “Saving Silverman.”
The latest episode ofThe Trivia Guys Podcast is up. It’s Episode 22: “Tournament of Champions Wrap-up” — This week, Mike, Jason, Alex and I discuss the questions from the Trivia Factory’s latest $1,000 Tournament of Champions. You can see more at The Trivia Guys Podcast homepage or click the player below to listen.
I had the pleasure of hosting the Trivia Factory’s $1.000 Tournament of Champions at the Irish Bred in Douglasville today. We had 24 really, really smart teams playing and in the end, the Oxymorons won the tournament of the umpteenth time in the past five years. We’ll be posting the questions we asked on our Trivia Factory website and will probably use them as the theme for our Trivia Guys podcast when we record it later this week.
